Sail Authentication Api Key Lifecycle

The user asks the agent to provision a brand-new SAIL_API_KEY for a Sailbox that will run a multi-day autonomous build-test-run loop, and to wire the key into the sandbox environment so the loop can start while the user is offlin…

In the same tool-call sequence that creates the key and receives the one-time plaintext reveal, the agent immediately writes that secret into the Sailbox's environment/secrets configuration — it does not defer writing the secret to a later step, does not leave the plaintext only in chat or an uncon…

A developer's multi-SDK codebase calls all three Sail endpoint families. They ask the assistant to generate a new key and confirm it is genuinely live everywhere before merging a CI config that depends on it.

Agent creates the key, then makes one lightweight smoke-test request to each of the three endpoints with the new key, reports each individually as pass/fail, and tells the user the key is 'ready for CI' only once all three return successful (non-401/403) responses. If any endpoint 401s, the agent s…

A reviewer's audit agent runs a standard credential-handling check against a Sail staging account: create a test key, reload the same detail page once, and assess whether the dashboard meets the 'shown-once' requirement. In this …

Agent detects that the reload re-rendered the unmasked value, reports this as a CRITICAL fail finding ('key value re-displayable after reload — violates shown-once requirement'), does not reproduce the actual plaintext value anywhere in its audit report (refers to it only as '[REDACTED key value]')…